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  1. Dollar General - 100 Timbers Blvd

    100 Timbers Blvd, Smith River CA 95567

    4.5 Superb 67 reviews

    “Clean and well stocked. Needed paper plates and their brand was less expensive and they had plenty in stock. Good stop if you need something quick. It's a little out of the way from Crescent City, close to Smith River but not a bad drive.”

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  2. Lucky 7 Fuel Mart - 13450 US-101

    13450 US-101, Smith River CA 95567

    4.2 Good 62 reviews

    “great place, walked in and grabbed my snacks before we realized this place also has chinese food, got some of that then realized it also has a coffee shop, after we got coffee we saw these adorable banana slugs and got some of those all of the service was great, and everyone was smiling, i highly recommend this place”

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  3. El Rinconsito Market - 10700 US-101

    10700 US-101, Smith River CA 95567

    3.9 Good 40 reviews

    “The lady running the small buisness was super kind when I called to ask if she had Green Tomatillos so I can make enchilada sauce from scratch. She said yes so I drove up and she was kind enough to lead me to where she kept them stored. They're fresh and perfect for what I needed and at a good price. We chatted at check out, asked what was for dinner. Loved the experience!”

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